Philip, Reggie, and Cherrie
Liknayan Podcast: Usapang Physics with Pinoy Physicists
Liknayan Podcast shines a spotlight on Filipino physicists and the paths they’ve taken in science. Beyond research, we share the real journey of pursuing a career in academia: the discipline, sacrifices, doubts, and breakthroughs that shape a life in physics. Hosted by Philip Flores, Reggie Bernardo, and Cherrie Olaya, Liknayan Podcast aims to inspire the next generation of Filipino scientists to see that a place in academia is possible, and worth striving for.
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Mar 18, 2026
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Episodes
Ep002 - Nag-usap kaming Pinoy Physicists tungkol sa pelikulang Oppenheimer 03.10.2023 19:14
Join us as we take a closer look at the life of J. Robert Oppenheimer—not just his role in the development of the atomic bomb, but also the lesser-known contributions that made him such an important figure in science. We’ll talk about his work in quantum mechanics, his impact on theoretical physics, and the ideas he brought to other areas of research.
Ep001 - Kilalanin ang ating mga Pinoy Theoretical Physicists 03.10.2023 42:02
Welcome to #LiknayanPodcast , where we talk to Filipino physicists about their journeys, the sparks that led them to science, and the cutting-edge research they’re working on today. In this episode, get to know our hosts: 🔹 Dr. Philip Flores – a quantum physicist who earned his BS, MS, and PhD in physics at UP Diliman. His research dives into quantum time of arrival, the weak equivalence principl...
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